Steel Platform

By Usage

Auxiliary production platforms: These platforms are used for lighter tasks, such as storing tools and materials or supporting small machinery. They are common in factory workshops and designed to carry lighter loads, supporting daily activities.

Production operation platforms: These are built to handle heavier loads and are directly used in production areas. They include:

Medium-duty platforms: Designed for loads between 4.0–8.0 kN, these platforms are ideal for tasks like machine maintenance or general storage in industrial settings.

Heavy-duty platforms: Built for loads over 10.0 kN, these platforms are used in environments with very heavy loads, like steel plants or other heavy industrial operations.

By load type

Static load platforms: These platforms carry fixed, unchanging loads, such as equipment or storage racks. They are commonly found in warehouses and workshops, and their design is simpler since the load doesn’t change.

Dynamic load platforms: These are designed to handle loads that vary, such as those caused by vibrations or impacts. These platforms are essential in environments like steel mills or factories, where equipment or processes create fluctuating loads.

By load size

Light-duty platforms: These platforms typically support loads around 2.0 kN. They are perfect for pedestrian walkways, observation decks, or smaller maintenance areas.

Standard platforms: Designed to handle medium loads (4.0–8.0 kN), these platforms are commonly used for equipment storage, material handling, or general workspaces.

Heavy-duty platforms: These platforms support heavy loads (above 10.0 kN) and are suitable for industries where large machinery or heavy materials need to be managed.

By support methods

Platforms supported by building columns: This is a common and cost-effective design where the building’s structural columns support the platform. It is often used for lighter loads.

Independent support platforms: These platforms are supported by separate columns, offering more flexibility. They are ideal for larger spaces, such as warehouses or areas for heavy machinery maintenance.

Platforms supported by equipment: These platforms are attached to large equipment, using the equipment’s structure for support. They are ideal when the equipment is central to the workspace.

Fully independent platforms: These platforms stand on their own structure, providing strong stability. They are well-suited for large, open spaces or situations where flexible placement of equipment is needed.